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Control
02:57
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2. |
Count Your Blessings
03:35
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Forgiveness
03:24
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Battle
02:50
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Sleepless
03:12
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The Last Page
03:14
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7. |
Wherever You May Go
02:40
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The Fault Is Mine
03:31
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9. |
Speak
03:55
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Not Alone
03:04
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Buried
03:09
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Through the Storm
03:35
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Annalise Curtin Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
It took Annalise Curtin three cities and a lot of soul-searching throughout her 20’s to realize her heart was right back in
Philadelphia, where her musical life first took root. With her first songs penned while she was still in high school.
It’s an exciting new vibe for Annalise Curtin as she lives out the last year of her 20’s ready to see what new musical mischief her 30’s will bring.
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